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A Flemish blackened musketeer's helmet, ca. 1600 Two-piece calotte with a narrow, flanged crest at the top featuring a small, backward-sloping tip. Straight brim with rivets running all the way around. An eagle mark struck near one of the points; one hanging hole. The iron-studded storm strap is well-preserved. Height 25 cm. Identical helmets can be seen, for example, in Jacob van Gheyn’s copperplate engravings from the 1608 work *Waffenhandlung Von Den Rören. Musquetten Undt Spiessen*. Condition: II
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